Singletracks

Singletracks

Singletracks aims to spread mountain biking insights that ignite thrilling adventures. Launched in 1999 by Jeff and Leah Barber, this website began as a platform to share their own mountain biking experiences. Over time, it has evolved to feature contributions from numerous enthusiasts worldwide, yet our core mission continues to stay true.

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  • 6 days ago | singletracks.com | Jeff Barber

    All prices and availability are subject to change. Let’s face it: a lot of mountain bikes are overpriced, and tech specs can make it difficult to compare models. Our picks this week feature mountain bikes that we think are worth the price, whether that’s full retail or significantly discounted.

  • 6 days ago | singletracks.com | Jeff Barber

    Mountain biking in a group can be fun, but it has to be the right group of riders. We want to know what your local group ride scene looks like. Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form. your area? rides Are there any regular MTB group rides in your area?

  • 1 week ago | singletracks.com | Jeff Barber

    You’ve probably seen Slime on the shelf at your local big box department store. The bright green liquid promises to reduce the chance of punctures, from bike tubes to tractor tires. Notice I said bike tubes; look carefully at the bottle on the shelf at your local Walmart or REI, and you’ll notice it’s probably labeled tube sealant. Slime even sells tubes with sealant inside, but finding a Slime product designed specifically for tubeless bike tires can be difficult.

  • 1 week ago | singletracks.com | Aaron Theisen

    All photos by Aaron ThiesenTrails, like fine wines, reflect the soils and circumstances in which they are crafted. Canada’s second-largest wine-producing region lines the nearly hundred-mile shoreline of fjord-like Okanagan Lake, in southern interior British Columbia. Here in the sunny, semi-arid Okanagan Valley, the deep lake moderates temperature extremes, and growers boast of different soil types around every corner. The soil produces bold, yet balanced, wines.

  • 1 week ago | singletracks.com | Jeff Barber

    I’ve spent many nights in tents over the years, and while most of them get the job done, few have stood out. That is, until I slept in the MSR Hubba Hubba Bikepack tent. It’s easily the highest-quality tent I’ve ever owned, full stop. Yes, it’s expensive. Also, you get what you pay for.